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The aim of this research is to examine the transition processes of Japan and South Korea to the information society and to clarify various variables in the function of their development. Today, Japan and South Korea are among the world leaders in terms of technology and development. Although the process that produced them today generally emanated from post-WWII economic literature, both are among the countries that have managed to turn whatever negativity they have experienced over the years into opportunity. Both economically developed countries supported the incentives they set in their strategic areas with R&D and innovation policies, showing that society and globalization have an overall positive impact on growth. However, in order to better explain the growth of Japan and South Korea, the development process of their industrialized economies has only been explained from a more holistic and historical perspective. The depth and complexity of longstanding economic ties with South Korea are also among the factors driving regionalization shifts in the region. Looking at bilateral trade figures, South Korea is Japan's third most important trading partner. In general, it is not possible to see the market structure of western economies in the Japanese economy as the western market is dominated by individual and individual freedom, while the Japanese market is dominated by individuals, groups and institutions. In this sense, the Japanese economy is in a capitalist position.

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